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Zara opens upsized 51,000 square foot store at Bullring & Grand Central

Zara has opened an upsized store at Birmingham’s Bullring & Grand Central with the flagship measuring 51,000 square feet. The new shop will act as a… View Article

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Zara opens upsized 51,000 square foot store at Bullring & Grand Central

Zara has opened an upsized store at Birmingham’s Bullring & Grand Central with the flagship measuring 51,000 square feet.

The new shop will act as a showcase for the fashion brand’s full range of womenswear, menswear and childrenswear.

The launch comes less than a year after the opening of fellow Inditex brands Bershka and Pull & Bear at the scheme and the launch of  Sephora, The Sidemen and Pureseoul stores in the last six weeks.

Toby Tait, director of asset management at Hammerson, said: “Zara’s upsize is the latest step in the implementation of our strategy to best-in-class spaces for global brands seeking a flagship presence in destinations that out-perform.

“The impact on visitors is immense, with Bullring & Grand Central’s evolving line-up increasing footfall and sales, driving customer loyalty and generating significant positive feedback.  In turn, that is stimulating even greater demand from brands to make similarly significant commitments.”

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